Vick's Dogfighting House Up For Auction

SMITHFIELD, Va. (AP) The house at the center of the dogfighting ring that led to the downfall of disgraced NFL star Michael Vick is back on the auction block.

A listing on Motleys Auction and Realty Group's Web site says the five-bedroom house in Smithfield is scheduled to be auctioned on Dec. 15, with bids starting at $590,000.

Last December, developer Wilbur Ray Todd Jr. rejected a $747,000 bid for the property, which he had bought for $450,000, along with an additional $50,000 in improvements.

Vick is serving a 23-month sentence for a dogfighting conspiracy. He is expected to plead guilty to state dogfighting charges Tuesday, a necessary step to make him eligible for early release.

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